Where are you not permitted to perform laser hair removal?

Laser hair removal is a procedure that can produce effective results in many areas of the body, but there are specific regions where its use is often restricted or typically prohibited to ensure safety. Performing laser hair removal under the eyebrows poses a higher risk due to the sensitivity and proximity of the eyes. The skin in this region is more delicate, and there is a substantial risk of accidental damage to the eyes or the skin surrounding them.

Regulatory guidelines often indicate that procedures near the eye area should be conducted cautiously and may require specialized equipment or trained professionals to ensure the safety of the treatment. Other body areas, like the arms, legs, or back, generally present fewer risks in terms of injury or side effects and are typically permitted for laser hair removal procedures. Therefore, the area under the eyebrows is specifically restricted due to these safety considerations.